So sad news

[gaecoli]

I am very sad. I found that some open source authors applied our redash code, and then just changed the directory structure, added their own LLM function and started to make money. I am very sad.
https://github.com/DeepInsight-AI/DeepBI

I hate this behavior so much. Can we question and challenge them?

[vic-t]

Without having checked their product or their code, there most likely is no claim here. Anyone can take BSD-2 licensed code and create other products from it, even commercial closed-source ones.

Having said that , DeepBI is MIT licensed. That license is quite similar to BSD-2. Which means you should be able to take whatever it is you like about their software and integrate it in Redash.

[zachliu]

their have shitty code all over the place 😹

[zachliu]

@gaecoli If it makes you feel any better, they’re not charging users for their Redash ‘facelift’ clone. They’re simply using ‘AI’ as a buzzword to attract attention and funnel people into their Amazon ad-optimization business. Their DeepBI repository has been inactive since Amazon launched its own Amazon Q Generative Q&A.

[gaecoli]

@gaecoli If it makes you feel any better, they’re not charging users for their Redash ‘facelift’ clone. They’re simply using ‘AI’ as a buzzword to attract attention and funnel people into their Amazon ad-optimization business. Their DeepBI repository has been inactive since Amazon launched its own Amazon Q Generative Q&A.

OK, thank you!